Thanksgiving Tradition (hog butchering q-view)

big twig

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• Nov 28, 2011

• #21

Very Cool, Thanks for sharing!

 

shoneyboy

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• Nov 28, 2011

• #22

Rstr Hunter, Very nice ! I’m taking a class in college that teaches on how to do just what you describe. Great post ! ! and Thanks for the pictures…….SB

 

larrym

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• Nov 28, 2011

• #23

Sweet :)  I am almost an expert on butchering hogs after that.   Reality sets in and I know there is a lot more too it, but a big Thank You, for your step by step.  Having some knowledge of how it all breaks down, makes me a little wiser when going to butcher.  Really do appreciate the time you took to help out us computer geeks :)

 

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venture

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• Nov 28, 2011

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Super post!  Made me tired watching it and you still had another hog and a steer to go.

It also gives me a greater appreciation for the work of my grandfather doing that without those tools or even electricity for that matter.  I was too young to help, but I did get to watch the process.

Good luck and good smoking.

 

smokin - k

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• Nov 28, 2011

• #25

Love it...! Thanks for sharing... Smokin - K

 

frosty

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• Dec 3, 2011

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NIce to see from start through finish!  Thanks much.

 

bluebombersfan

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• Dec 3, 2011

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Thanks for posting great step by step.  I have done several deer before but never pigs.